Sometimes you get points for weirdness. In actuality, this tape isn't any rougher or rawer than a lot of others, but you can't say it doesn't have some originality. The archetype of the crazy girl, whose Dionysian madness is compelling to the male held in her thrall, is explored here. The first scene is pretty funny, but it's the last, with two girls destroying Lexington Steele's tract home with a sledgehammer and a mattock, that takes the cake. Steele feigning astonishment and terrified ineffectuality is worth the price of admission alone.

A damned dirty tape with its own looped sense of humor.